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Visitors to the Eiffel Tower were turned away on Monday because of a strike over poor financial management at one of the world’s most-visited sites.

A family wants to know why they weren't told by their security alarm company their device wasn't properly working prior to a fire that destroyed their home and killed their dog.

Excitement is building around the launch of a new semi-professional women's soccer team in Halifax that is slated to hit the pitch in 2024.

Marrisa Shen was reported missing on July 18, 2017, and was last seen alive on security video recorded by a Burnaby business.

Quamajuq in downtown Winnipeg is part of an overdue evolution in how Canadian art galleries and museums handle Indigenous works.

Ibrahim Ali is charged with first-degree murder in the 2017 slaying of Marrisa Shen, whose body was found in Central Park in July that year. 

Mascouche police spokesperson Marisa Curcio said the man appears to have taken refuge inside a shed when the tornado hit.

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Tom Holland, only 21, dons the red-and-blue suit as Spider-Man in this sixth 'Spider-Man' movie.

George Clooney has no time for questions about his personal life at the Toronto International Film Festival.

A stolen laptop containing a Winnipeg mom's photos of her dead daughter has been found. Police say the photos have been deleted and there's no word, yet, if they can be retrieved.

Marisa Wiens says she was not sure what to do with her wedding dress that was sitting in her closet for years until she heard the news of a devastating fire in New Westminster.

The Multicultural Association of Fredericton hosted an event to commemorate World Refugee Day Tuesday where refugees shared their stories and celebrated the freedoms Canada has to offer.

IHIT is set to give an update on the investigation into the death of Marrisa Shen.

"We appreciate the frustration and how there are many unanswered questions in regards to Marrisa's death. We're working tirelessly to try and collect those answers," said police.

No arrests have been made in the case of Marrisa Shen's killing, and no criminal charges have been laid.

The 73-year-old man was walking alone in the park when it happened.

Police have followed up on more than 200 tips from the public, reviewed over 1,000 hours of video and conducted more than 600 interviews, but have made no arrests.

Investigators canvassed 1,300 residents and conducted 600 interviews. They collected hundreds of hours of surveillance footage from more than 60 locations.

Vancouver police confirmed that a report was made of a woman having liquid thrown on her outside the courthouse.